Testing GDPR's "Right of Access", a reporter received 138GB of raw personal data from Apple, Amazon, Facebook, and Google, much of which was very hard to parse (Jon Porter/The Verge)

Testing GDPR's "Right of Access", a reporter received 138GB of raw personal data from Apple, Amazon, Facebook, and Google, much of which was very hard to parse (Jon Porter/The Verge)


Jon Porter / The Verge:

Testing GDPR’s “Right of Access”, a reporter received 138GB of raw personal data from Apple, Amazon, Facebook, and Google, much of which was very hard to parse  —  138GB of data and no real answers  —  If the numerous tech scandals of recent years have taught us anything …

Testing GDPR's "Right of Access", a reporter received 138GB of raw personal data from Apple, Amazon, Facebook, and Google, much of which was very hard to parse (Jon Porter/The Verge)
Source: Tech Meme